Flaubert And Maupassant a Literary Relationship
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55, 246, 319-20, 564-65.
102 M. Har. , pp. 231-41 ; cf . Also M. Par. , pp. 49-52, 62, 72-73, where the same incident occurs, told at greater length.
78 FLAUBERT AND MAUPASSANT Je me leve a midi. Je viens ici, je dejeune, je bois des bocks, j'attends la nuit, je dine, je bois des bocks; puis, vers une heure et demie du matin, je retourne me coucher parce qu'on ferme. C'est ce qui m'embete le plus. Depuis dix ans, j'ai bien passe six annees sur cette banquette, dans mon coin; et le reste dans mo...n lit, jamais ailleurs. Je cause quelquefois avec des habitues. 108 All through the conversation which the "Bockeur" has with the other personage of the story he calls out constantly the words which form the title, «Gargon, un Bock!» — an exclamation not quite so laconic as Regimbart's "Bock !" At the end of the story he breaks his pipe and laments over the time it will take him to bring another to the same pitch of perfection. This recalls Dussardier, 104 to whom hap- pens the same accident, with the same regret following.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
55, 246, 319-20, 564-65.
102 M. Har. , pp. 231-41 ; cf . Also M. Par. , pp. 49-52, 62, 72-73, where the same incident occurs, told at greater length.
78 FLAUBERT AND MAUPASSANT Je me leve a midi. Je viens ici, je dejeune, je bois des bocks, j'attends la nuit, je dine, je bois des bocks; puis, vers une heure et demie du matin, je retourne me coucher parce qu'on ferme. C'est ce qui m'embete le plus. Depuis dix ans, j'ai bien passe six annees sur cette banquette, dans mon coin; et le reste dans mo...n lit, jamais ailleurs. Je cause quelquefois avec des habitues. 108 All through the conversation which the "Bockeur" has with the other personage of the story he calls out constantly the words which form the title, «Gargon, un Bock!» — an exclamation not quite so laconic as Regimbart's "Bock !" At the end of the story he breaks his pipe and laments over the time it will take him to bring another to the same pitch of perfection. This recalls Dussardier, 104 to whom hap- pens the same accident, with the same regret following.
What to read after Flaubert And Maupassant a Literary Relationship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Rutherford Riddell to read onlineMoreLess
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